414). In understanding this idea it becomes clear that a parent must often step back from a situation, away from the explaining and analyzing that adults so often rely on, and understand something just as your child understands it. In attempting to view a situation on the same level as your child, the Kabat-Zinns note that the experience can be far more organic and rewarding. Second, is the concept of apology. The authors note that one should apologize to your child when you have betrayed a trust in even a little way. Apologies are healing and they demonstrate that you see a situation more clearly, or more from your child's point-of-view. But "I'm sorry" loses its meaning if we are always saying it, or if we make regret a habit (Kabat-Zinn, 1998, p. 415). So often, parents stray away from placing the blame on themselves and make the mistake of disciplining a child out of frustration for their own parental actions. In noting this fact, the authors allow parents a guide for dealing with these situations in a manner that is honest and forthright, in order to not only earn a child's respect and trust, but establish a good rapport for future instances...
So often, in discussing parenting, do individuals turn to "the books," which are often a series of "scientifically-proven" ways to raise a healthy and happy child. In reading this book, it is clear to see that the task of raising a child is not a scientific one, but an organic one that should depend on the mind and actions of the parent far greater than the structured actions suggested by authors and doctors. Authors Jon and Myla Kabat-Zinn help parents get back to basics in terms of parenting, which not only helps parents truly know their children, but begin to fully know themselves as well.
Inner Truth and Outer Truth The forefathers of our country were not known for their emotional clarity. Neither were they known for expressing publicly their private sense of self. Those who became known at all were known for their hard work and dedication to the public causes meant to benefit the common good. We can perceive them only through our own eyes, much changed by the passage of time. It is not
Response Yes, technology generates problems, and it is shrewd and apt to point out that for every net gain to certain members of society via technology there is a net loss. The hand weavers of the 18th century were put out of business by 19th century factories that could manufacture clothing cheaply, computers have probably collectively caused the art of calligraphy to die, and made even professional writers overly reliant on
Buddhism and Shamanism Within Mongolian Culture What origins relationships Buddhism Shamanism Mongolian culture? Show origins, evolved time, affected 50-year Socialist period, role plays modern day Mongolia. This applies country proper necessarily semi-autonomous area China referred -Mongolia. Origin of Buddhism Buddhism in Mongolia began as a result of its characteristics that it derives from Tibetan Buddhism which is of the Gelugpa School. In the past, Mongols worshipped heaven which was referred to as the
Matthew Fox: The Man, The Controversy Matthew Fox: Then and Now Matthew Fox is a literary groundbreaker in the world of theology, in particular the doctrines of the Catholic Church. His 1983 first-book, Original Blessing is a solid look at the blessings of life rather than the concept of original sin. The notion of Original sin is a central tenet to the Catholic Doctrine, and in 1989 the Vatican silenced Fox
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Introduction When examining the Prophet Muhammad in a religious-historical context, it is helpful to compare him to another central religious figure in the history of the West in order to highlight how he is unique. For example, while Christ plays the role of God-Man in the Christian religion, Muhammad simply plays the role of man—though a very special one, of course.[footnoteRef:1] As the Qur’an notes: “Muhammad is no more than an
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